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home about rss rebma's net gaming and cooking, from the other side of the pattern. hey there! thanks for dropping by rebma's net! take a look around and grab the rss feed to stay updated. see you around! cooking gaming pc wargaming latest entries » elite dangerous: home filed under: gaming , pc — 5 comments june 20, 2016 chillaxing on a pad. it’s now been 10 months since i launched from lave station, and i’m finally back in the bubble of inhabited space and a bit richer than when i left. having made it to sagittarius a*, i kept on exploring a bit further out before doubling back and slowly getting back. then, some time late october, the boredom hit and i went on a break from elite, only coming back for a few hundreds of light-years every now and then. 7 months later, i felt like it was time to get back and finish what i started and finally get to explore planetary surfaces. here i was, about 21k lys away from human space, and i was going to make it back, and do it quick. it wasn’t the greatest part of the trip for sightseeing as i didn’t go out of my way much for picturesque settings, but a few more undiscovered earth-like worlds were scanned in addition to the neutron stars that paved my way home. then, with about 8k lys left to cover, the news came that the terry port station in the garoku system was going to pay extra for the delivery of exploration logs. that was my cue for an extra push, and two days later i was staring at the mailslot entrance of terry port while listening to the (new to me) chatter of the traffic control channel. terry port’s mailslot. crashing now would be a bit of a bother. now, docking has never bothered me, but having survived my way across around 3000 hyperspace jumps and collected a fortune in data, i was a bit stressed during the entry. thankfully, my luck held, and just as no madman had ambushed me on my way back to the bubble, there was no large ship racing through the mailslot as i made my way in slowly. i was soon in sight of my assigned landing pad. inside terry port, my landing pad in the distance. and finally, here i was, safely landed. back from the core 10 months after i left. after a major sigh of relief, it was time for the rest of the formalities. having left the ship for some badly needed servicing, i registered to the local exploration data community goal before starting to sell my data. a little while and many ‘first to discover’ notices later, and my final tally was about 68m credits which will be more than enough for a good while. among other things, that was 137 water worlds, 7 ammonia-based life worlds, 10 earth-like worlds, 80 other colonisation candidate planets, 20 black holes, 247 neutron stars, 3 carbon stars and 1 wolf-rayet star. my explorer rank has now soared up to pioneer, and a current top 10 rank places me in line for at least 6m credits more from the community goal. the final numbers. job done. i could now relax and smile at the idea that i had done it: to sagittarius a* and back in my little cobra mkiii. the pressure of the fragile valuable data was gone and i could now go fooling around carelessly again. first things first: the ship got well deserved brand new coat of paint, with the pioneer exploring rank badge sitting prominently at the front. fresh new paint. then, i got rid of the automated repair unit which saved my bacon a few times out in the black, to make room for a surface vehicle bay. not long after, i was driving on the barren surface of a random frozen rocky planet, basking in the view of distant sources. there’s plenty more to see, and though i need a break, i know i’ll be back out some day… looking up from the surface. advertisements tags: elite dangerous comment cooking with guacamelee: enchiladas derp derp filed under: cooking , gaming , pc — 1 comment february 8, 2016 almost three years late, i’ve discovered this little gem of a game called guacamelee . the nice thing about being late to the party though, is that the game is now available in an extended “super turbo championship” edition with additional levels and mechanics. at the heart of it, guacamelee is a “metroidvania”. you’re thrown into an open world with a limited set of moves/powers, and soon notice that plenty of areas are blocked or unreachable. then, as you progress through the game, new powers unlock access to these previously unreachable areas, expanding the places you had already visited and opening up new ones. by the standards of that gaming genre, guacamelee is rather linear, with obvious guidance as to where you should go next. it also is very generous with death, with save points littering the world, and platforming areas simply sending you back to your last platform in case of a terminal fall. together, this makes it short-ish, as it took me around 10h of game time to finish it. that’s however without discovering all secrets (something the game handily allows you to do after you win), and in normal mode (hard mode gets unlocked after a normal win). what sets the game apart however are two things. the first one is the combat. your character is a wrestler, and you get to beat up the hordes of bad guys with a neat range of punches, kicks, grappling and throwing moves. the attack moves can also be chained up for surprisingly large combos, and a series of quests showcases the kind of sequences you can land on the opposition. punching a skeleton into the air before grabbing it on the way down to pile-drive it to the ground never gets old. and you get to do it often as in addition to the open world monsters, you regularly get ‘trapped’ into arenas which you can only exit after having beating up all the foes. where it gets better is that the combat moves you get to unlock through the game double up as movement skills, granting you additional vertical or horizontal range mid-air. this gets put to good use by the level design with many small platforming puzzles. these piñatas are your reward after clearing an arena. i simply love the colours in this game… the other thing setting the game apart is its mexican-inspired theme. it is a silly magic-infused clichéed take over various bits of mexican culture, with a fair amount of gaming culture references to make it a rather unique setting. this makes for a nice change of atmosphere from medieval european clichés or generic medieval fantasy fare. if the story is a rather standard save the princess tale, the overall theme gives it that bit more life, and an atmosphere. you play as a luchador (hence the wrestling combat moves) across a lovely landscape in saturated warm colours. the art style is rather unique and goes very well with the game design: the welcoming warm colours go hand-in-hand with the generous respawn on death. the game is there to be enjoyed, not to frustrate or depress through a sinister dark atmosphere. a lovely soundtrack plays its part too. boss fights come up with full-screen match posters. and as if the game hadn’t caught me enough just yet, it pulled the food card with a side-quest that has you rounding up the ingredients for a world-record enchilada. as i ran around looking for that elusive perfect chili pepper, i could already feel that this was going to go beyond the realm of gaming. and so, at the weekend, i prepared some enchiladas for the family lunch. with no mexican cuisine knowledge and limited to easily sourced ingredients in ireland, this has of course zero authenticity. the result was however exactly what i was after and the kids loved it which marks it as a household success. in order to mark the complete lack of authenticity and taking a leaf from a guacamelee special power then, i’ll name these the enchiladas derp derp. enchiladas derp derp ingredients (makes 8 enchiladas): – 8 wheat tortillas – 400g chicken breast – 200g mature cheddar, grated – 400g red kidney beans – 400ml passata (or 400g chopped tomatoes) – 1 tomato or a handful cherry tomatoes – 1 onion – 3 garlic cloves – 1 red pepper – 1 small chili pepper 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